Jared Kushner, son-in-law of President Donald Trump and informal adviser in the second Trump administration, controls a private equity firm that grew its assets under management to 6.2 billion dollars by the end of 2025. Affinity Partners, founded in 2021 after the first Trump term, derives nearly 99 percent of its capital from non-U.S. investors, primarily government-backed funds from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar. Regulatory filings document the surge from approximately 3 billion dollars at the start of 2024 to 4.8 billion dollars by the end of that year, then to 6.2 billion dollars at year-end 2025, reflecting both new capital commitments and investment gains. Kushner owns 100 percent of the firm, valued at approximately 215 million dollars as of mid-2025, up from 170 million dollars earlier that year. This stake forms a core component of his… 

Donald Trump entered his second term as the 47th president on January 20, 2025, without divesting from his business empire. He maintained ownership through a revocable trust structure managed by family members and executives, with himself as the primary beneficiary. Financial disclosures, property valuations, securities filings, and analyses from independent trackers document unprecedented revenue streams into Trump-owned entities during the first 15 months of the term through April 2026. Estimates place family-wide gains tied to the presidency at nearly 4 billion dollars in the initial year alone, with Trump’s personal net worth rising from approximately 2.3 billion dollars pre-inauguration to 6.5 billion dollars by March 2026. This increase of 1.4 billion dollars in one year reflects direct inflows from cryptocurrency operations, licensing and management fees on foreign developments, heightened activity at domestic resorts and golf clubs, and expanded real estate…